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CLAIM FOR

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Women At Variance In Court

MAH JONGG DEBTS SAYS DEFENCE

The case in which Mrs. Sq Yee Ka, allas So Sui Cheung, brought an action against Mrs. Chan Yat Cho, claiming $800 as balance due for a money loan, was concluded before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. Judgment

will be delivered at moming.

11 a.m

WOMAN

COMMITTED

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More Heroin Pills.

TWO SUMMONS BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCTS

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MIT" HEREN MANNE

Rice Birds And

Chickens At "Market

Two MUEDITIONS were dismissed

Revenue Officer A. W. Grimmitt, with a party, raided 20, Canal Road, West, first floor on Navem- | against Lau Chət, a stall holder at ber 11, at 8.30 p.m.

the Central market when he ap- When the party demanded ad-peared before Mr. J. A. Fraser at mission, it was refused them so the Central Magistracy yesterday. the door had to be broken down. Lau Choi was represented by Mr.

Chinese Revenue Officer, 7, went to the rear of the premises upon Instruction, and saw Chan Nul. a woman, climbing out of a window to the next house. He arrested

this 'her.

Mr. J.M. D'Almada Remedios ap- peared for the plaintif

Mr. M. W. Lo. appearing for the defendant, said that the defence was an absolute denilal that: the defendant ever borrowed any money from the plaintif. The defendant and the plaintif were admittedly schoolmates but they never met again after leaving school for over ten years and it was An absolute denial that year that the plaintia came across the defendant at the Ko Shing, Theatre where she happened to see: the defendant's husband acting. The plaintif renewed friendship. and when the de- fendant's husband went to Can- ton to act the plaintiff went up with the defendant together and stayed at the defendant's mother's house for several days. During that time they played several games of mah jongg and the de- fendant lost money to the plaintiff. Defendant. In evidence. stated

G. E. Hall Brutton, and Sanitary-

Insp. W. T. White prosecuted.

The Arst summons was brought because Insp. White saw six men plucking rice birds at stall 71.

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Mr. Brutton asked the case Appearing yesterday before' Mr.be dismissed because Insp. White K. Keen at the Central Magistracy | could not recognise the men at the she was committed to stand trial stall, nor did he know if they were at the next Criminal sessions, on 'employed" at stall 71. a charge for possession of 33.116 heroin pilis,

His Worship forthwith dismissed the case.

Mr. M J. Abbott, the, assistant On the other "summons, Insp. crown solicitor, appeared for the white said that on November 7 he prosecution, and' said that the inspected the Central Market and premises was atted out with all found stall 83 in a very dirty con- the "paraphernalia for the manu-dition. It was at the poultry facture of heroin.

section and "excreta was in abụn- dant quantity around the stail.

The defendent said that she had- been employed there for only ten days in the capacity of cook. Her hands were free from the pink stain of heroin, and her statement nt the Central police station was, I was there cooking rice, and the pills are not mine!"

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SERIOUS FORM OF FRAUDS

that her losses amounted to ap- Merial In Clutches Of

proximately $250. She could not remember exactly what sum ste last.

His Lordship: In my experience" at least, when playing cards you do not play, a game of approxima-

tion:

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The Law

Tong Kwan, 30, a cook boy, was sentenced to four weeks hard labour by Mr. J. A. Fraser yester day morning at the Central Magis- tracy, for obtaining goods on false

Chan Store, at Great George Street.

Witness continued that they played ten games. She paid the pretences from the Ching Shan plaintiff $20 and told her that she would pay from time to time when she had money. "She had not paid since. Witness was given $40 pocket money a month from her husband..

The mah Jongg games Were SUPERFINE PURE WOOL played with the stakes at $5 for a 1,000. Double stakes counted 60 points.

Look! This chic frock has been worn at least a score of times

Det.-Sgt. C. Downian conducted the case for the prosecution, and Mr. O'Connor, of 3, Leighton Hill Road, the former employer of the boy, was in court.

Mr. Remedios:. That is very quantity of food stuff. yet it fits as

steekly as the day it was made. And why? ..because there's a 'life' about "Ramada" wool that gives fasting style and fit to anything you knit in it.

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heavy,

Witness: That is why I lost so much. (Laughter).

The defendant's husband, Kwan Tak Hing. actor, and Chan Yan, Chinese Government tax collector, also gave evidence.

Man Refuses To Be Older Than Seventeen

An "amusing incident was en- acted yesterday at the" ́Central Magistracy when Sin Sze-kau ap- peared before the magistrate, Mr. J. A. Fraser, on the charge of steal- ing some brass Attings.

The incident occurred when Sab- Inspector Madgwick informed his Worship that the defendant said that he was only seventeen year: old.

His Worship asked defendant if he, the acensed, expected, the court to believe that he was so young, when it was quite obvious that he was much older.

remained

However, defendant adamant and reiterated that he was only seventeen.

Defendant was a glass cutter employed by the Corney Glass Factory. He was seen to leave the building on December. 3 with the fittings, and he was arrested by a district watchman.

His employer was also in court, and told his Worship that the ac- cused was very lazy and had form- ed bad habits the last year.

Mr. Fraser imposed a fine of $20 or three weeks in gaol.

WAR SUFFERERS IN NORTH CHINA

It is understood that the Hong Kong Chinese Chamber of Com- merce has remitted ten thousand dollars for the reller of the war sufferers in North China.. --

It is also reported that the so- cial bodies and schools are con- tributing one day's wages, and three days reduced food. rations towards the relief funds. Chiness Evening Perms,

It was alleged, that some time in June the defendant went to the compradore with a pass book of Mr. O'Connor's and purchased a The com- pradore did not ask for the money at the end of the month because he knew Mr. O'Connor well. But, at the end of the next month he presented the bill to Mr. O'Connor who refused to pay.

Mr. Brutton said that there were about 300 chickens together with some ducks and geese. It was only to be expected that there would be excreta and other forms of dirt around the poultry.

The stall had been cleaned at six that morning and again at 10.

Mr. Brutton said, that he had written to the Chairman of the Urban Council about not being warned before the summons was served, and Mr. Fraser said that he quite agreed with that..

The summons was dismissed with a caution.

MOTORING

OFFENCE "Perhaps $10 Will Help You To Remember"

T. K. Ng, student of the Dioce- san Boys' School was brought Mr. E. I Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday morning for driving without due care and caution at Salsbury Road on November 14 at 1.25 p.m.

Traffic Sergeant McHardy said that the defendant passed a Kow-

loon motor bus, at Salisbury causing the bus driver to jam on the brakes and swerve violently to one side. Accused swerved in front of the bus in order to get into the parking garage...

The prosecuting officer. said that the boy started driving on

The boy had purchased food to "the amount of $160.25 of which

only $13 had been paid. Defendant October 1: admitted that he resold the goods to the compradore at a twenty per cent discount.

His Worship said that it was a very serious form of fraud and that the compradore should be more careful.

Els Worship: You must follow the car and not try to cut infront. You are lucky" that the bus driver is a good driver, otherwise there would have teen an accident! Perhaps 10 will help you to re- member that.

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